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This could work, rolling-release + LTS. Archlinux seems to be doing quite well under the rolling-release auspice, so why not. Of course, never in my experience has rolling-release ever worked in anything close to production environments - i
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14y ago
Don't buy Lenovo, then. Places like e.g. http://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/laptop-computers/ sell custom laptops without the Windows tax.
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THANK YOU for the youtube link! The original site made my blood pressure go up and my damn browser freeze. Beautiful clip!
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14y ago
This guy "starred" in Horizon's "Eat, Fast and Live Longer". His secret, good genes aside, is to eat fresh and not much.
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14y ago
The internet in UK (London, Virginmedia) is terrible; whenever I need to download and especially upload something (some video, hires pictures, system backups) there is serious swearing involved. In comparison, _eight_ years ago in Bucharest
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14y ago
WTH is a "UNIX" pro? From what I understand they want experienced Linux sysadmins/devops.
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14y ago
Impressive piece of Javascript, but it's quite heavy on my CPU. I will continue using Evince for the time being.
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14y ago
I was almost sure it was Anonymous! ... Are you in Anonymous, pg? :D
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14y ago
Oh, if that's the case then I'll withdraw my hatred. Thanks. :-)
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14y ago
This is a big win for Ubuntu+Nvidia; the other distros received a well placed "go fuck yourselves". This is like gaming on Macos being a win for BSDs. :-)
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14y ago
fuck patents.
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How does LO not look nice? What exactly is ugly about it? I used MS Office as well, I certainly don't find it beautiful. I think LO looks nice enough and is good enough and luckily I'm not alone believing this. It has been many years since
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14y ago
That's a pretty epic speech. Well said. :-)
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14y ago
Might be fun to do and the performance is not THAT bad. Yeah, if you want to watch 100GB Bluray from it will suck arse, but it may be adequate for document storage for example. Attach a printer to it and you also have a print server. This l
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/feb/21/android-sma... And I think the gap has grown even more in the last year (in Apple's disadvantage). Iphones are pretty "visible" indeed, depends where and when you travel. At work however ov
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I wonder what they've learned from Android, since this is the prevalent smartphone OS in the UK. :-D Anyway, amazing interview. :-))
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14y ago
Yes, state organisation seems to be conflicting with the idea of free travel as a basic human right. The free movement of labour, too, is not quite there yet, either, but as you said, at least the direction seems ok.
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14y ago
I think unrestricted travel on the planet should be a basic human right. There is something seriously wrong with someone telling another person he/she must not move from a certain place.
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14y ago
This is nicer: http://migrationsmap.net/ Anyway, both sites use pretty obsolete data by now.
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Just don't host with american clouds, problem solved. There are several cloud providers in EU that are not american and their number is growing.
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Thought it's dead already. :)
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14y ago
LOL! This is surreal.
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14y ago
lol, someone's taking an exam http://cryptogasm.com/webcams/webcam.php?id=36739 awesome resource, connects you to the world in a weird way :)
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14y ago
Saw this recently, and apparently there are people working on it: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01ms5c6 (or on everyone's favourite torrent site)
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Cramming loads of animals together and pumping them with antibiotics is probably widespread farming procedure by now. I would imagine changing this will require some effort. Not to mention this will prolly raise the price of your favourite
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He should stick to Fedora 17 until the next version which will likely be less buggy.
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Antibiotic 'apocalypse' warning
(bbc.co.uk)
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Freak!
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14y ago
Cool. Secure Boot for all your dell stuff.
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14y ago
Stay in school, kid!
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